Quick Summary
This is a 2-pack of adjustable metal mounting brackets for a trail camera or solar panel. The brackets are described as 180 mm long and designed for wall or tree installation, with a 360° adjustable holder and 1/4”-20 mount fitting.
The listing also states an 8 mm diameter, a 10 mm diameter, and that the bracket is intended to support a 1000 g device. Because those figures do not fully agree, treat the load and size details with care and check the exact version before choosing an offer.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 2-pack, so check the quantity if you need a matched pair. |
| Product type | Mounting bracket for a trail camera or solar panel. |
| Mount type | 1/4”-20 fitting, which matters for matching the device connection. |
| Adjustment | 360° adjustable holder, which helps with positioning. |
| Length | 180 mm long, useful when checking where the bracket will be fitted. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Fit: Check that the 1/4”-20 mount matches the device you plan to attach.
- Quantity: This is a 2-pack, so confirm that number suits your setup.
- Space: Compare the 180 mm length with the available fixing area on a wall or tree.
- Positioning: The 360° adjustment matters if you need to angle the mounted device.
- Load: The stated support figure is inconsistent, so confirm the rated capacity for the exact bracket before use.
What Else You May Need
You will need a compatible device with a matching 1/4”-20 connection. If you are fitting it to a tree or wall, also check that you have the appropriate fixing method for your chosen surface.
Before You Decide
Confirm the exact mount fitting, the 2-pack quantity and the 180 mm length before choosing an offer. If load matters for your setup, check the rated capacity for the exact bracket, as the stated figures do not fully match.
For a simple outdoor setup, the brackets could suit a fixed camera or panel position where the angle needs occasional adjustment. Match the connection and mounting surface first, then position the device and recheck the fixing before leaving it in place.
